Sentence examples for firmly impressed from inspiring English sources
"We were very firmly impressed with the fact that we will probably barely rate a footnote in Vietnamese history even though (the war) was such a profound thing in our lives," Cerre said.
Proof of this is, above all, the dramatic style in which the scenes are executed, a style that firmly impresses their romantic pathos on the beholder.
"I've got a Roth IRA!" I'd like to say that I firmly but gently impressed upon these unfortunates just exactly how NOT fun they sounded.
Like his brother John, Robert Kennedy impressed himself so firmly on the national consciousness that Americans are able to believe in two competing versions of him at the same time.
No. My fleeting wobble impressed one thing very firmly on me: whatever "loving connection" one feels with one's dead happens in the memory, and the heart, and the mind.
Little do people realise that all the goodly freedoms we enjoy, and the principles which we value today, were laid down firmly by the Holy Prophet 1,400 years ago and impressed upon the Muslims.
But at the same time, I was deeply impressed at how Hong Kong has held firmly on to its hybrid culture.
They opened strong with what was very obviously their best offering, Halo 4, which looked pretty damn cool to any fan, and impressed even a few that are normally firmly entrenched in other camps.
The addition of benchmark tests for President Saddam might help win over the six wavering Council states but it is unlikely to impress those firmly opposed to it, including those countries wielding a veto: France, Russia and China.
I'm not impressed by the protagonists in the polarised argument over the efficacy or otherwise of these drugs, whose positions are firmly held and loudly proclaimed.
